Quel est mon environnement de bureau actuel?

Question

Comment puis-je savoir ce que mon environnement de bureau utilise Python? J'aime le résultat pour être gnome ou KDE ou autre.

Answer 1

testé dans Ubuntu 9.10:

>>> import os 
>>> os.environ.get('DESKTOP_SESSION') 
'gnome' 

Edit: Comme mentionné dans les commentaires ci-dessous, cette approche ne fonctionnera pas pour plus de certains systèmes d'exploitation. Les deux autres réponses fournissent des solutions de contournement.

Answer 2

Vous pouvez essayer ceci:

def detect_desktop_environment(): 
    desktop_environment = 'generic' 
    if os.environ.get('KDE_FULL_SESSION') == 'true': 
     desktop_environment = 'kde' 
    elif os.environ.get('GNOME_DESKTOP_SESSION_ID'): 
     desktop_environment = 'gnome' 
    else: 
     try: 
      info = getoutput('xprop -root _DT_SAVE_MODE') 
      if ' = "xfce4"' in info: 
       desktop_environment = 'xfce' 
     except (OSError, RuntimeError): 
      pass 
    return desktop_environment 

Et lire la discussion ici: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1139057

Answer 3

Parfois, les gens utilisent un mélange d'environnements de bureau. Rendre votre application agnostique de bureau en utilisant xdg-utils; cela signifie que vous devez utiliser xdg-open pour ouvrir un fichier ou une URL, en utilisant xdg-user-dir DOCUMENTS pour rechercher le dossier docs, xdg-email pour envoyer un courrier électronique, et ainsi de suite.

Answer 4

J'utiliser dans un de mes projets:

def get_desktop_environment(self): 
     #From http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2035657/what-is-my-current-desktop-environment 
     # and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=652320 
     # and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=652320 
     # and http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1139057 
     if sys.platform in ["win32", "cygwin"]: 
      return "windows" 
     elif sys.platform == "darwin": 
      return "mac" 
     else: #Most likely either a POSIX system or something not much common 
      desktop_session = os.environ.get("DESKTOP_SESSION") 
      if desktop_session is not None: #easier to match if we doesn't have to deal with caracter cases 
       desktop_session = desktop_session.lower() 
       if desktop_session in ["gnome","unity", "cinnamon", "mate", "xfce4", "lxde", "fluxbox", 
             "blackbox", "openbox", "icewm", "jwm", "afterstep","trinity", "kde"]: 
        return desktop_session 
       ## Special cases ## 
       # Canonical sets $DESKTOP_SESSION to Lubuntu rather than LXDE if using LXDE. 
       # There is no guarantee that they will not do the same with the other desktop environments. 
       elif "xfce" in desktop_session or desktop_session.startswith("xubuntu"): 
        return "xfce4" 
       elif desktop_session.startswith("ubuntu"): 
        return "unity"  
       elif desktop_session.startswith("lubuntu"): 
        return "lxde" 
       elif desktop_session.startswith("kubuntu"): 
        return "kde" 
       elif desktop_session.startswith("razor"): # e.g. razorkwin 
        return "razor-qt" 
       elif desktop_session.startswith("wmaker"): # e.g. wmaker-common 
        return "windowmaker" 
      if os.environ.get('KDE_FULL_SESSION') == 'true': 
       return "kde" 
      elif os.environ.get('GNOME_DESKTOP_SESSION_ID'): 
       if not "deprecated" in os.environ.get('GNOME_DESKTOP_SESSION_ID'): 
        return "gnome2" 
      #From http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=652320 
      elif self.is_running("xfce-mcs-manage"): 
       return "xfce4" 
      elif self.is_running("ksmserver"): 
       return "kde" 
     return "unknown" 

    def is_running(self, process): 
     #From http://www.bloggerpolis.com/2011/05/how-to-check-if-a-process-is-running-using-python/ 
     # and http://richarddingwall.name/2009/06/18/windows-equivalents-of-ps-and-kill-commands/ 
     try: #Linux/Unix 
      s = subprocess.Popen(["ps", "axw"],stdout=subprocess.PIPE) 
     except: #Windows 
      s = subprocess.Popen(["tasklist", "/v"],stdout=subprocess.PIPE) 
     for x in s.stdout: 
      if re.search(process, x): 
       return True 
     return False